Euro 2028 tickets and travel: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Euro 2028 on the British Isles

The 2028 European Championship is hosted jointly by England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales — the first time the tournament has been staged across the British Isles. For supporters travelling from continental Europe it is about as straightforward as a major tournament gets: short flights, dense rail connections and host cities within a few hours of each other.

The venues include Wembley, the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Hampden Park in Glasgow, the Aviva Stadium in Dublin and grounds in Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and Birmingham.

What we will arrange

• Match tickets once the official allocations are released
• Hotels in the host cities — the scarce resource at any tournament
• Packages for individual matches or for following one team through the group stage

Why it pays to plan early

At a European Championship the tickets are not usually the bottleneck: the hotels are. Rooms in the host cities are taken long before the draw, and prices move sharply once the fixtures are known. Registering your interest early costs nothing and puts you in the queue for both.

Get in touch

Tell us which team you want to follow or which host city interests you, and we will come back to you as soon as concrete arrangements are possible.